Central China · Hubei
Wuhan
Overview
Wuhan, capital of Hubei, sits at the centre of China on the Yangtze River and is one of the country biggest university cities, with prestigious institutions such as Wuhan University and Huazhong University of Science and Technology. It has a very large international-student population and excellent value.
Living in the city
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Climate
Humid subtropical: very hot, humid summers (one of China furnace cities) and cool, damp winters, with high rainfall.
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Cost of living
Affordable for such a large city: roughly RMB 1,800-3,000 per month for a student.
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Safety
China has very low rates of violent and street crime, and campuses are gated with 24-hour security, so most students feel safe walking and using transport at night. Normal precautions against petty theft and online scams still apply.
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Transport
Wuhan has one of China largest metro networks plus buses, taxis, ferries and shared bikes, and is a central high-speed rail hub with an international airport. Alipay and WeChat Pay are universal.
For Bangladeshi students
The things that matter most from home.
Halal food
Most large universities have a halal (qingzhen) window or canteen, and halal Lanzhou beef-noodle shops run by Hui or Uyghur families are found in almost every neighbourhood.
Mosques
Wuhan has mosques in the Hankou area serving its Muslim community, with many halal restaurants; the university international office can direct you to the nearest one.
Bangladeshi community
China hosts a large and growing number of Bangladeshi students, especially in medical (MBBS) and engineering programmes. The university international office, a Muslim Students Association and, on many campuses, a Bangladeshi or South-Asian student group help newcomers settle in. Wuhan hosts one of the largest international-student communities in China, with many South Asian students.
Accommodation
On-campus international dorms run about RMB 700-1,700 per month; shared off-campus flats are roughly RMB 1,300-2,400. Apply early for a dorm place.
Universities in Wuhan
Frequently asked questions
Which universities can I study at in Wuhan?
Universities in Wuhan include Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Hubei University of Economics, Jianghan University, Wuchang University of Technology, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. We can help you choose the right one for your goals.
How much does it cost to live in Wuhan as a student?
Affordable for such a large city: roughly RMB 1,800-3,000 per month for a student.
Is halal food available in Wuhan?
Most large universities have a halal (qingzhen) window or canteen, and halal Lanzhou beef-noodle shops run by Hui or Uyghur families are found in almost every neighbourhood.
Are there mosques in Wuhan?
Wuhan has mosques in the Hankou area serving its Muslim community, with many halal restaurants; the university international office can direct you to the nearest one.
Is Wuhan safe for international students?
China has very low rates of violent and street crime, and campuses are gated with 24-hour security, so most students feel safe walking and using transport at night. Normal precautions against petty theft and online scams still apply.
What is the weather and climate like in Wuhan?
Humid subtropical: very hot, humid summers (one of China furnace cities) and cool, damp winters, with high rainfall.
How do students get around in Wuhan?
Wuhan has one of China largest metro networks plus buses, taxis, ferries and shared bikes, and is a central high-speed rail hub with an international airport. Alipay and WeChat Pay are universal.
Is there a Bangladeshi community in Wuhan?
China hosts a large and growing number of Bangladeshi students, especially in medical (MBBS) and engineering programmes. The university international office, a Muslim Students Association and, on many campuses, a Bangladeshi or South-Asian student group help newcomers settle in. Wuhan hosts one of the largest international-student communities in China, with many South Asian students.
What accommodation options are there in Wuhan?
On-campus international dorms run about RMB 700-1,700 per month; shared off-campus flats are roughly RMB 1,300-2,400. Apply early for a dorm place.
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Quick facts
ProvinceHubei
RegionCentral China
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